Tim van Daalen

Tim van Daalen is a researcher at Wageningen University & Research, actively contributing to agricultural technology and plant phenotyping. His work focuses on computer vision, deep learning, and data systems for disease detection in field crops like grape, apple, and carrot.

Research Interests

Van Daalen specializes in:

• 3D plant segmentation and phenotyping
• Deep learning for plant disease detection
• iRODS data management systems
• Computer vision in agricultural contexts
• Development of annotated datasets for plant trait analysis
• Smart camera technologies for open-field crop monitoring

His recent publications highlight advancements in segmentation algorithms, disease detection systems, and open-source data infrastructure.

Activities

He has presented lectures on:

• iBridges interfacing with iRODS
• Prediction models for plant disease identification
• Early detection systems for crop diseases